Cunningham, A., Colonel. A list of his writings on Indian Anti-
quities, as follows:

Description of some new Bactrian coins.

Second notice of some new Bactrian coins.

Account of the discovery of the ruins of the Buddhist city
of Sankisa.

The ancient coinage of Kashmir.

Attempt to explain some of the monograms on the Greek
coins of Aniana and India.

Notice of some unpublished coins of the Indo-Scythians.

The Bhilsa Topes.

Coins of Indian Buddhist satraps with Greek inscriptions.

Translation of the Bactro-Pali inscription from Taxila.

Coins of the nine Nagas and of two other dynasties of
Narwar and Gwalior.

Coin of the Indian Prince Sophytes.

Coins of Alexander's successors in the East.

The Ancient Geography of India.

D

Daidala, the name given to Dilli by Ptolemy

Daniel, Thomas, gave earliest illustrations of Southern India, and made
drawings of the seven Pagodas at Mahamallaipur

vi

B

Dasaratha. Nagarjuni Caves supposed to have been excavated in the

reign of

of occupation of Indraprastha by Yudhisthra

of re-founding of Dilli in the Gwalior manuscript of Kharg Rai

51

10

135

140

141

142

143

...

...

159

ib.

ib.

171

Decorated pillars around the Iron Pillar of Delhi

Deduction from the silence of Abu Rihan as to Dilli

Defeat of Dilu by Thur, exactly the same as that of Rajah Pal by
Sukwanti

Deoriya, a common village name in the Districts of Tirhoot, Champa-
ran, and Gorakpur, is applied to places possessing either a
temple or other holy buildings

Description of Delhi taken from the autobiography of Timur

of Satkila Bawan Darwaza, of Delhi

Devisthan. A mound at Kasia called

--

...

...

Dewal. An account of the village of
Dewan-i-am, the name of a hall in the citadel of Shajahanabad
Dewan-i-khas, the name of a hall in the citadel of Shajahanabad

Dhamek. The great tower at Sarnath called

-

:

:

:

222

107

Dhopapapura. An account of the place called

-

315

situated on the right bank of the Gomati River
Legend of-

ib.

...

ib.

Dihli dur ast, or Dihli dur hai-prophetic words of Nizam-uddin

Date of re-founding of — in the Gwalior manuscript of Kharg Rai

ib.

Dilwari. Inscription connected with Ahichhatra, found near the
village of

-

265

221

Dinpanah. Indrapat, or Purana Kila, re-named by Humayon
Discovery of two urns at Sarnath, by Babu Jagat Singh, in the
year 1794

...

of flat tiles in the ruins near Sarnath

105

119

270 & 271

304

252

Distance from Sankisa to Kanoj, seven yojanas according to Fa Hian

...

:

Elliot, Walter, collected large number of inscriptions and contributed

an interesting historical sketch, founded solely on the in-
scriptions of the principal dynasties that ruled over the
countries between the Narbada and the Krishna

Empire raised by Harsha Vardhana

136 & 137

161

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...

...

...

Erection of a certain temple close to the Iron Pillar of Dilli attributed
to Anang Pal
Erroneous opinion regarding the inscription on Firuz Shah's Pillar
adopted by the early English travellers

Erskine's account of the Elephanta Caves

139

282

153

164

vi

Essay on the comparative geography of India, by F. Wilford

makes the distance from Sankisa to Kanoj seven yojanas ...

An account of Kanoj given by -

-

places a great stupa of Asoka to the West of Kanoj

Fa Hian's description of the old city of Rajgir

Facts in support of the identification of Siri with Shahpur
Fall of Buddhism

Fergusson, James, a foremost and successful archæologist

Fergusson's account of the "Rock-cut Temples of India"
dates of Kanhari Caves